I am having trouble assembling the cage, what do you do with the 3 individual rods? The diagram just shows them laying on 3 portions of the cage.
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I used the rods to span the cage width wise on the top, middle and bottom. That way the cage will stay the same width as the container.
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We didn't know what to do with them. We just hooked them to hold the 2 sections together.
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Good morning, Evangeline. The rods are used to secure the cage. Please weave them on the inside and twist them to securly hold the cage in place. Thank you, Sarah | Plow & Hearth Customer Service
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they weave on the inside and twist , they are to keep the cage rigid ,does that help.
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The cage I have is divided into two adjoining sections. There are two rows of horizontal bars in each half. It is relatively sturdy but not as much so as cages purchased years ago.I ordered a few, they sent one that was the wrong color.
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I know, it need lot of imagination to get it assembled... gosh, I don't remember how I got it at the end, but I did reassemble a few time to get it right. ==" and the end product is ok. Sorry, I wish I could help. :(
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I had the same problem. im sorry I cant help but I tried to burn it together and it didn't work. it still works without them but it does look better with them.
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I think you didn't assembled cage correctly, just take out one side and connect it correctly
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I was stuck on how to disassemble the rack for a couple of minutes also. I don't have it in front of me right now to give you a better explanation, but I remember pushing in the parts that fold. I think I just gave it a little wack like it was the inside of an elbow. Sorry I couldn't be more specific. Ill try and add to this later when I go home this weekend.
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The instructions tell you to assemble the top and botyom base before doing the rest....I can check to see if I still have the assembly instruction.s I threw my Whitmor closet out. What is your email address?
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Sorry you are having trouble. It just takes some patience. We just unfolded the larger parts and pulled out the strings of lights one at a time. Good Luck:) They are gorgeous when you finish!
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It took a lot of strength to get it together, I put the rods into the softbox and then aligned the ring with the holes and put the rods into the corresponding holes. It was not easy to do.
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I had to have my neighbor help me. I put the rods in opposite each other and the last one she pushed the softbox in while I bent the rod and secured it. It took a few tries.
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The pole part goes into that 3 legged piece, twist it all the way on, then that nut piece screws on after it to tighten it in place. Stick the pole piece right underneath the cage part and thru the center. It's loose so u can turn it.
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I would contact the manufacturer to see if they have online instructions you can download. If not I would return it. Hard enough to put together WITH the instructions.
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I had the same problem. My solution was my local Homedepot (or any hardware store) and purchased 1/4 thread rod and a union ( joins 2 threaded rods), cut it to fit and works great. Just take one of your end pieces with you and explain to an associate you dilemma and they will gladly set you up.
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It does not come assembled. You have to put on legs (easy) and then install the rods and put the men on the rods (tedious and takes a while). Make sure you don't mix up the rods - the first time around I was not paying attention and I had a left-handed table. Had to take off all the men (make sure you use the tool they provide to pound out the pins from the men). Probably took 2 hours. To install the rods you have to slide one end of the rod through the slot in the table then slide the men on, line of the wholes in the rod with the whole in the men and pound in a metal peg to secure them. Not brain surgery, but takes a while to do them all.I will say this is an awesome table and I am very happy with it. It does not come assembled. You have to put on legs (easy) and then install the rods and put the men on the rods (tedious and takes a while). Make sure you don't mix up the rods - the first time around I was not paying attention and I had a left-handed table. Had to take off all the men (make sure you use the tool they provide to pound out the pins from the men). Probably took 2 hours. To install the rods you have to slide one end of the rod through the slot in the table then slide the men on, line of the wholes in the rod with the whole in the men and pound in a metal peg to secure them.... » Read More It does not come assembled. You have to put on legs (easy) and then install the rods and put the men on the rods (tedious and takes a while). Make sure you don't mix up the rods - the first time around I was not paying attention and I had a left-handed table. Had to take off all the men (make sure you use the tool they provide to pound out the pins from the men). Probably took 2 hours. To install the rods you have to slide one end of the rod through the slot in the table then slide the men on, line of the wholes in the rod with the whole in the men and pound in a metal peg to secure them. Not brain surgery, but takes a while to do them all.I will say this is an awesome table and I am very happy with it. « Show Less
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Hi Terri, I don't have the instructions anymore. The best thing to do is to group the rods according to lengths. Look at the pictures of the cottage carefully, maybe draw a diagram yourself and try to guess which rod lengths will go to which area. The rods form the frame in which you drape your cottage fabric over. You should have 2 house shaped frames. Drape the cottage fabric over the outside of the frame first then align or fit the inner cottage fabric (yes, ita a double layer) and zip up. Try to fix this up. It is really worth your while.
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I never pulled it apart. I just placed the rod between the 2 walls of the stall at the height I needed and kept on twisting the end following the arrows directions on the instructions side to expand and tighten it.
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depends on how you are installing the rods its a tight fit to get them in. i do one side then the other after i have them in the softbox the trick is to get them all in of course its a little tuff but you bow the rods to place them in the center bracket then its just seating the lollypop and adding the rest